Trump Relaunches Global Trade War
President Donald Trump opened a new front in his global trade war Friday when the administration announced a new wave of tariffs targeting 60 U.S. trading partners, including China, Australia, Canada, Mexico, the United Kingdom and India.
As a temporary 10 percent tariff expired at midnight, the United States replaced it with new duties under Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974 ranging from 10 percent to 12.5 percent,
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Global tensions are high in 2026. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine continues more than four years into a grinding battle of attrition.
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Read MoreThe AI Boom Is Expanding Beyond Chips. These 3 ETFs Could Be the Next Winners
Artificial intelligence has fueled one of the strongest stock market rallies in recent years, with semiconductor companies leading much of the market’s gains in 2026. While chipmakers remain central to the AI ecosystem, the next phase of growth could be driven by the cloud infrastructure, cybersecurity, and software companies that enable businesses to put AI to work.
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Jim Cramer Just Dumped Tech Stocks. He’s Loading Up on Intel Instead of Cerebras.
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Cramer chose INTC over CBRS, citing Intel’s $16 billion quarter as proof of a real AI turnaround. That result represented the company’s strongest revenue growth in 15 years.
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Cerebras posted 94% revenue growth but guides to operating margins of negative 31% and carries negative shareholders’
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Why This Buffett Stock Is a Forever Buy
Among Warren Buffett’s favorite investments is Coca-Cola, a Dividend King that has raised its dividend annually for a remarkable 62 consecutive years. This track record puts Coca-Cola in the elite club of dividend-paying stocks that have increased their dividends annually for at least 50 years.
Such consistent dividend hikes not only help investors to combat inflation but also substantially compound their returns.
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Is Your Favorite Pharmacy About To Go Belly Up?
Walgreens Boots Alliance stands at a critical juncture in the company’s 170-year history with revenues of $147 billion but a market capitalization of just $7 billion.
A heavily burdened balance sheet has been the prime culprit of the stock’s downfall but, under new CEO Tim Wentworth, management is undertaking an ambitious realignment aimed at stabilizing the core pharmacy business while taking the chop to some of its healthcare investments.
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Forgot Zoom? That’s Why It’s Time To Buy
During COVID, you couldn’t tune into financial news networks without hearing about Zoom. The company and its stock was the poster-child for thriving businesses during lockdowns. On January 3, 2020, ZM share price closed at $67.28 per share. By October 16, just 10 months later, it had soared to $550 per share, an all-time high that still stands today.
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